03-16-2011 06:29 PM - edited 03-16-2011 06:33 PM
So what you're basically saying is "It's them."?
I think, if any server pool in the world would max out your connection, regardless of "how many other people are accessing it", it would be Microsoft.
If there were a "Dislike Post" option, I would definately select it on your post RogersAndrew, as that post demonstrates EXACTLY how Rogers conducts it's business; Deflect, deflect, deflect.
I remember this one time, back when this whole **bleep**storm started, I called in to Tech Support and was told "MSN Messenger is taking up all the bandwidth". You can tell Rogers only hires the best network engineers, right?
03-16-2011 06:37 PM
I don't think RogersAndrew or anyone at Rogers is allowed to provide real truthful answers. If they did, it would make Rogers look bad! I would also vote for a dislike button!
03-16-2011 08:26 PM
"...Keep in mind that if you're downloading a file from Microsoft for example, you're not the only one doing so...."
RogersAndrew, are you for real? Have you never heard of a CDN (Content Delivery Network)? Sites like Microsoft, Sun, and Adobe use sites like Akamai (a high-horsepower CDN) to share their server base. Akamai can handle over 1 million flows per HOUR. Do you know what a flow is? What a bad example for you to use (Microsoft) as they can share downloads to millions of people simultaneously with no degredation of performance.
Next excuse? Oh wait, there isn't one.
03-16-2011 09:12 PM
04-04-2011 10:33 AM
"Its not rogers.... Its the other guys....."
Sir, you are an **bleep**.
Dude, I have a 25Mbps package. Around 3MB/s. I have never hit anything over 1.5 MB/s on anything, not even right from Microsoft. I usually download around 700-800 KB/s. How sad is that for almost $100 a month.
Rogers as of right now is also throttling any encrypted transfers (because of the new encryption feature on p2p programs). So no matter what, any downstream traffic is cut.
I will outright admit I use P2P software. I use this to download Programs or Applications I already have purchased CD keys for and have lost of broken/scratched disks. Which is what these program are supposed to be used for. Not to mention I am a college Programmer Student, I get access to new programs all the time to try out (full featured programs). Usually I download new software from Microsoft every week, or at least try to, but with all this **bleep** for DL speeds I’m getting sick of it. Rogers is the only ISP with large enough per month bandwidth for me(125 Gig). Now they keep telling me I should stop downloading as much as I do, because I am constantly downloading something. I tell them to remove the throttling so I can download at my proper speeds and I wouldn’t need to have a constant downloads running each month…
06-03-2012 07:59 PM
I see the same thing. If they dont stop it soon i am dropping them so fast.